Within the magnificent stone walls of Winchester Cathedral, England's first widely recognised queen, Mary I, married Philip ...

She was the mother of three kings, the wife of another and the niece of a powerful pope and those links aren’t even the most ...

King James VI & I – who was Scotland’s monarch from 1567 to 1603 and King of England and Ireland between 1603 and 1625 – could ...

You have to wonder whether history would have been kinder to James VI & I if he had ended up being beheaded. His mother, Mary ...

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Etherington explores the history of INK Festival in Halesworth and all readers need to know ahead of the big day.

Love Olivia was introduced at 16-1 with Unibet for the Queen Mary Stakes at Royal Ascot after producing an impressive debut in the 5f fillies' maiden. The Havana Grey juvenile, trained by Karl Burke, ...

Double Portrait of Mary, Queen of Scots and James VI ... that love.” James VI married Queen Anne of Denmark in 1589, with the couple having three children, Henry, Elizabeth and Charles, who ...

"It has definitely saved our marriage," he added. The artist also pointed out that these issues were nothing new, noting: "The signs of incompatibility were always there: Mary is upwardly mobile ...

As well as adorable baby photos Isabella, Queen Mary also makes an appearance most notably in a series of special black and white snaps which show her giving her daughter a piggy-back. View post ...

Magdalene, appearing in scripture only fourteen times, belongs to a tangle of at least six women named Mary. This multitude of Marys leaves considerable room for disagreement over which Biblical ...